Crafts suitable for fourth grade: paper plum blossoms, woolen birds, origami airplanes and so on. Related content is as follows:

Fourth grade is a very important stage for school-age children, in addition to learning knowledge, we also need to develop their manual skills.

1. Handicrafts suitable for fourth grade

(1) Paper Plum Blossoms: Using colored paper origami, you can make beautiful plum blossoms, suitable for children in fourth grade.

(2) Woolen Birds: use wool to skillfully weave lovely birds, encouraging children to get their hands dirty and be patient, with some meticulousness required.

(3) Folding Paper Airplanes: Folding paper airplanes is both fun and rewarding. Children can try their hands at home to make a paper airplane of their own.

(4) Stone Man: Finding suitable stones in the field or by the sea and then pinching them into various images allows children to feel the magic and wonders of natural materials.

2. Paper Plum Blossoms

(1) Prepare colored paper and fold it into four small squares.

(2) Stack two squares on top of each other, cut three leaves with scissors, and then fold two uncut squares intact on top of the cut squares.

(3) Cover each trifoliate with some floral or other pattern.

(4) Unfold to make a beautiful plum blossom.

3. Woolen Birds

(1) Prepare red, green and blue wool, one part of each, and a curved and short black wire, as well as some cotton and a stick needle.

(2) Choose one color of wool first, and wrap it around the bent wire to assist in the knitting, and knit it into the body and wings of the bird.

(3) Use the other two colors of wool to weave the bird's tail and eyes, and then fill in the cotton.

(4) Finally, pass the stick needle through the gap above the bird's head and tie the dried wool into it to complete the cute bird.

4. Origami Airplane

(1) Prepare a piece of A4 paper, fold it in half, then in half again, and fold the upper and lower corners into prominent triangles.

(2) Then, meet the two triangular corners and fold them downwards into a triangle and unfold it.

(3) Fold the left and right wings upwards and then align them.

(4) Simply fold the top half downwards to shape a flat airplane fuselage.

5. Stone Man

(1) Pick up smooth and rounded stones of any size in the field or by the sea.

(2) Carve out different facial expressions and hair, eyes, mouth, etc. using any tools, such as thin wooden sticks.

(3) Use the stone colors to make the body and remove surface burrs and roughness from each part.

(4) Glue on the eyes, nose, mouth, feet, etc., as you like